George III Silver Caddy Spoon Scallop Shaped Bowl

George III Silver Caddy Spoon Scallop Shaped BowlThis is a great Georgie III silver caddy spoon with a scalloped bowl and a flat engraved handle. The handle is engraved to create a border and an inner cartouche which is monogrammed. The decoration is period and in keeping with the style of both the time and the spoon itself. A lovely example of a piece of George III silver. Assay Office: London (assumed) Maker: Richard Crossley Date: 1789 Condition Very Good with no damage, dents, splits or repairs.

L: 7cm H: 1

There are import hallmarks on the side of the lid and the rim of the base

This scent bottle has no damage and is in very good condition

There isn’t any damage at all

This has a slightly stepped base and is a really good gauge of silver

An ideal gift for a dog lover

Both pieces are designed as Dog's heads and are cleverly designed to incorporate the holes into the Dog's features making them look similar but easily identifiable as salt and pepper

It is fully hallmarked on the base

A Silver Collared Cut Glass decanter of typical ovoid form

also with the highest provenance of being previously owned by a member of Scots' Clan Douglas

These are a great item of collectable silver and look great displayed or used

Maker: Horace Woodward & Co